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In Reply to: Re: Earlier The Man Who Knew Too Much: posted by rico on February 14, 2005 at 10:45:27:

Racist?
Well I just saw Ford�s " Drums along the Mohawk " and " My Darling Clementine " with shameful racistic moment.
But Not a hint in Hichcock�s " The Man..."
Explain.

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Re: Earlier The Man Who Knew Too Much: - rico 14:07:41 02/14/05 (2)
Again, I am talking about the remake. What about the restaurant scene?
- Re: Earlier The Man Who Knew Too Much: - patrickU 08:21:39 02/15/05 (0)
  I have seen this film more than five times, but I never catch on any Hitch film something racistic, but I will give this scene a particular scrutiniszing to night.
  I will comment shortly domani.
  Now I will first drink this Pinot...
- What about it? You don't think Americans in those days - tinear 14:52:26 02/14/05 (0)
  were condescending towards Arabs??? (I'm assuming you mean the way Jimmy Stewart acted when told how he had to eat?)
  In other words, Stewart was portrayed as a man of his day, which was racist. Now, if Hitch had sugar-coated it then HE would have been so...

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